California Energy Companies
Select your city from the list below to find energy companies availbale in your area.
Below is the list of leading energy companies serving California residential customers.
Silicon Valley Power
If you live in the City of Santa Clara, you are both a customer and owner of the City's one-hundred-plus-year-old electric utility known today as Silicon Valley Power.
Silicon Valley Power California Plans
- METER CHARGE, per meter per month $3.36
- First 300 kWh, per kWh $0.10282
- Excess Over 300 kWh, per kWh $0.11820
- METER CHARGE, per meter per month $3.36
- First 300 kWh, per kWh - Peak $0.11829, Off-Peak $0.09016
- Excess Over 300 kWh, per kWh - Peak $0.13367, Off-Peak $0.1 0553
San Diego Gas & Electric
San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) is a regulated public utility that provides energy service to 3.4 million people through 1.4 million electric meters and 860,000 natural gas meters in San Diego and southern Orange counties.
San Diego Gas & Electric California Plans
- Up to 130% of Baseline Energy ($/kWh) - 0.22373
- Above 130% of Baseline ($/kWh) - 0.40153
- Up to 130% of Baseline Energy ($/kWh) - 0.20552
- Above 130% of Baseline ($/kWh) - 0.36884
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
SFPUC (San Francisco Public Utilities Commission) electric services provides substantial savings to ratepayers over the longer term as compared to other San Francisco electric customers.
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission California Plans
- A Monthly Service Charge of $3.60 per account
- First 229 kWh - $0.14198/kWh
- Next 68 kWh - $0.16139/kWh
- All Additional kWh - $0.33037/kWh
- A Monthly Service Charge of $3.60 per account
- First 278 kWh - $0.14198/kWh
- Next 83 kWh - $0.16139/kWh
- All Additional kWh - $0.33037/kWh
Southern California Edison
As one of the nation’s largest electric utilities, Southern California Edison deliver power to more than 14 million people in 15 counties.
Southern California Edison California Plans
- Your monthly billing cycle begins in Tier 1, where the price per kWh is lowest. About a quarter of our customers never exceed Tier 1 for the length of their billing cycle.
- Customers move in to Tier 2 when they’ve exceeded their Tier 1 allotment. Tier 2 costs 4 cents more.
- The price per kWh jumps by 9 cents in Tier 3. If you’re in this tier, you’re using a considerable amount of energy.
- Not all customers go up to this tier during their billing cycle, but if you max out the previous 3 tiers, the price per kWh in Tier 4 is over twice the price of Tier 1.
Burbank Water & Power
Burbank Water and Power is Burbank’s community-owned water and electric utility, providing reliable, affordable and sustainable services to the residents and businesses of Burbank.
Burbank Water & Power California Plans
- Customer Service Charge $8.83
- First 300 kWh/mo: $0.0403
- All Additional kWh/mo - $0.0585
Bear Valley Electric
Bear Valley Electric provides electric power to approximately 23,000 customers in the community, including: City of Big Bear Lake, Big Bear City, Fawnskin, Erwin Lake, Moonridge, Sugarloaf, Lake Williams and Baldwin Lake. Bear Valley Electric Service has served the Big Bear Valley since 1929.
Bear Valley Electric California Plans
- Service Charges $0.450 Per Meter, per day
- First 49.3 kWh day $0.23238
- Remaining kWh $0.28328
- Service Charges $0.450 Per Meter, per day
- First 49.3 kWh day $0.23238
- Remaining kWh $0.28328
Pacific Power
PacifiCorp is one of the West’s leading utilities. It operates as Pacific Power in Oregon, Washington and California. Powering the Northwest for 100 years Formed in 1910, Pacific Power & Light started from several small electric companies and served 7,000 customers in Astoria and Pendleton in Oregon, and Yakima and Walla Walla in Washington.
Pacific Power California Plans
- Applicable to single-phase alternating current electric service for residential purposes in single-family dwellings
- Basic Charge $7.20
- All Baseline kWh 13.762¢
- All Non-Baseline kWh 15.586¢
Alameda Municipal Power
Alameda Municipal Power (AMP) serves approximately 30,000 residential and 3,800 commercial customer in the City of Alameda. Founded in 1887, AMP is the oldest municipal utility in California and is among the oldest in the nation, public or private.
Alameda Municipal Power California Plans
- Tier I: Baseline Quantities, per kwh - $0.10837
- Tier II: 130% Baseline Quantities, per kwh - $0.17437
- Tier III: Excess Baseline Quantities, per kwh - $0.26464
- Customer Charge: $15.75
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